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Downloadable worksheets: THE COMPARATIVE AND SUPERLATIVE OF ADJECTIVES (B&W VERSION INCLUDED) Level: elementary Age: 12-14 Downloads: 7847   Comparative Level: elementary Age: 8-17 Downloads: 4643   comparative and superlative Level: elementary Age: 10-17 Downloads: 3413   Adjectives - Comparatives and Superlatives Level: elementary Age: 9-12 Downloads: 1717   Comparative and Superlative Level: elementary Age: 7-17 Downloads: 1839   comparative and superlative Level: elementary Age: 10-17 Downloads: 1238

THE COMPARATIVE OF ADJECTIVES      THE SUPERLATIVE OF ADJECTIVES   - One-syllable adjectives add -er: hot = hotter         - One syllable adjectives add -est: hot = hottest                                                 tall = taller                                                            tall = tallest - Adjectives with two or more syllables:               - Adjectives with two or more syllables:                      more expensive than                                           the most expensive                      more beautiful than                                            the most beautiful - Adjectives ending in -y change into - ier:         - Adjectives ending in -y change into -iest                      happy - happier                                                 happy - the happiest                      ugly - uglier                                                         ugly - the ugliest - Irregular adjectives:                                              - Irregular adjectives:                      good - better                                                          good - the best                      bad - worse                                                            bad - the worst                      far - further                                                           far - the furthest   1. Change the adjectives into the comparative and the superlative:   Example: hot - hotter than- the hottest                intelligent - more intelligent than - the most intelligent   a) big -  -                                           b) long -  - c) friendly -  -                           d) expensive -  - e) cheap -  -                                       f) good -  - g) dangerous -  -              h) easy -  - i) bad -  -                                                  j) exciting -  - k) cold -  -                                            l) small -  -   2. Write sentences as the one given in the example:   My sister is 1.65 cm tall. I'm 1.68.  I'm taller than my sister.                         Tommy                                         Emily                               Paula   a) I am 7 years old. My sister is 9 years old. I'm   (young)   b) I'm 7, my sister Emily is 9, and my sister Paula is 1. My sister Paula is  (young)   c) I'm 1.30, my sister Emily is 1.35 and Paula is 1.05 cm tall. My sister Emily is  (tall)   d) My grandmother says that Paula is  (beautiful) my sister Emily.   e) I think I am  (intelligent) of the three.   f) My bedroom is  my sisters' bedrooms. (big)   g) Paula's bedroom is  in the house. (small)   h) We are  children in the world. (happy)   i) Emily is very funny, but Paula is  her. (funny)   j) I'm not a tall boy, but I'm not  in my class. (short)   k) I'm a noisy boy, but my sister Emily is  me. (noisy)   l) Paula is  of the three. (noisy)   m) Emily's grades are  my cousin's. (good) But my grades are  (good)   n) Emily and I speak English and French, but my French is  Emily's. (bad)   o) Emily is nice and friendly, but I'm  her. (friendly)   3. Find the comparative form of: clever, simple, short, cold, easy, difficult, hot, thin, dark, ligth in the wordsearch:     Are there any two-syllable adjectives that can form the comparative with -er?  (simple) and  (clever)   GOOD LUCK!